suppose you are given the height of the atmosphere. why cant you use " P = Pinitial + rho*g*h to calculate the atmos...
suppose you are given the height of the atmosphere. why cant you use " P = Pinitial + rho*g*h to calculate the atmospheric pressure
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Hi
First of all we need to understand that in this case while using
the aoe equation we use the assumptions that the density is
constant.
So we normally use this equation generally for the case of the
liquids whose density is constant.
In the case of atmosphere when we go up the density is less because
the effect of the gravity decreases thus we can't assume the
density to be contant and can't use this equation.
Hope this helps
Feel free to comment in the case of any doubt.
Thank you
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